Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by PLM, PRP, PSM (Malaysia)
Joint statement of Southeast Asian Left parties on the US-led ‘Triad of Aggression’ — AUKUS-IPEF-QUAD.
President Joe Biden has just concluded his first official visit to Asia seeking to secure and advance the United States’ core strategic interests in this vital area of the world. The recent (…)
, by Left parties and movements
Statement of the Southeast Asian Left for May Day 2021.
This joint statement is initiated by the Southeast Asian Left, and endorsed by organisations from within and outside Southeast Asia region.
After more than a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, working people around the world have been (…)
, by InterAksyon.com
MANILA – While officials of ASEAN governments and their dialogue partners met behind closed doors for the ASEAN and East Asia meetings, over 1,000 members of civil society marched Monday to call for an end to what they said had been 50 years of exclusionary, elitist growth.
The fishers, (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
Asean is now the fastest growing region in the world in terms of creating economic wealth. But the real creators of this wealth, the working class, do not reap the benefit of this growth. During the past 50 years, serious inequality and democracy problems hound the region with its people (…)
, by Save the Mekong Coalition
Save the Mekong Coalition Our River Feeds Millions
Chiang Khong Declaration, March 14, 2017
On 14 March 2017, the International Day of Action for Rivers, we, the Save the Mekong Coalition along with civil society and community partners from Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, make this statement (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Statement of Civil Society, Trade Unions, Migrants, and Parliamentarians in Southeast Asia
To the 22nd Senior Officials Meeting of the ASCC and the 17th ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) Council Meeting
6 March 2017
Address the missing link in ASEAN integration. Realize people’s agenda (…)
, by The Daily Tribune
One day after the launching of the government’s chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Davao City, more than 100 members of the newly-formed national organizing committee of the 2017 Asean Civil Society Conference/Asean People’s Forum (ACSC/APF 2017) trooped to the (…)
, by ACT4DEM, CLEC, LIPS, MSGDT, PSM (Malaysia)
ASEAN PEOPLE’S FORUM 22 April 2015, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pre-Event Session: “The struggle for democracy in Thailand and its impact to ASEAN” PRESS RELEASE For a Junta-free ASEAN 22 April 2015 Organizers and participants on the Workshop on “Democracy struggle in Thailand and its (…)
, by PURUGGANAN Joseph
Over 400 people mostly from grassroots organizations in Cambodia together with regional partners and networks participated in a forum on the impact of trade and investment policies on people’s rights and access to land and natural resources. The workshop was part of the ASEAN Grassroots Peoples (…)
, by GUTTAL Shalmali
Make human rights and democracy real in ASEAN – This was the simple yet powerful message from the ASEAN Grassroots People’s Assembly (AGPA), held November 13 to 16 In Phnom Penh and attended by about 4000 Cambodians and another 200 people from other ASEAN countries.
AGPA was organised by a (…)
, by AGPA
We, the ASEAN Grassroots People’s Assembly (AGPA), are farmers, fisher-folk, forestry activists, land activists, indigenous people, feminists, labour activists, sex workers, youth activists, anti-eviction activists, anti-capitalism activists, LGBTIQ activists, activists impacted by dam projects, (…)
The Asean People’s Forum yesterday (October 19) called upon the governments of the grouping to take action to improve the lives of the people in the region. Grass-roots people from Asean member countries are meeting from Sunday to today to provide input to the leaders of Asean, who are gathering (…)
, by NTSP
NEWS RELEASE NETWORK FOR TRANSFORMATIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION 19 October 2009
ASEAN told: Walk the talk, improve people’s lives
CHA-AM, Thailand—In the run-up to the ASEAN Summit, grassroots peoples in the region are asking their governments to take action and improve the lives of people (…)
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